Multi-factor Authentication Leader

Job Description

A profile of a multi-factor authentication (MFA) implementation consultant should highlight experience in the design, implementation, and management of MFA in enterprise environments. The consultant must be able to assess an organization's security needs, recommend appropriate MFA methods, and guide the implementation, ensuring that they are properly integrated with existing systems and meet security requirements. Roles and Responsibilities Deep knowledge of the different MFA methods (mobile applications, one-time passwords (TOTP), security keys, etc.). Experience in implementing MFA across various systems (servers, web applications, mobile applications, etc.). Ability to assess the security of existing implementations and suggest improvements. Knowledge of security: Understanding of the security risks associated with the lack of MFA and system vulnerabilities. Understanding of best security practices and industry standards. Familiarity with security compliance regulations, such as GDPR, HIPAA, etc. Consulting skills: Ability to effectively communicate security needs to clients with varying levels of technical knowledge. Skill in building relationships and working with IT teams. Ability to identify specific client needs and design customized MFA solutions. Familiarity with MFA tools and platforms (Microsoft Authenticator, Google Authenticator, etc.). Ability to integrate MFA with different identity and access systems (SSO, IDP). Experience with user and role management in MFA environments.